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Any post not about programming should go, after all, so it adds no information.
I noticed five such tags in the 10k tools today. Four were completely spurious and have been removed. One appears to have been a mis-tag of [parallel-programming].
Edit: As of 24 August [programming] has made a comeback. Off to fix it, again.
I've removed the tag of the last question on the site. So it wont be suggested any more when entering tags. It will take someone with 1500+ rep to recreate it and they should know better
@Chris: IIRC, once a tag exists in the system, even if there are no questions associated with it, any user can use the tag on a question, even though it doesn't show up in the list. The 1500 rep threshold only applies for actual new tags that don't yet exist in the system.
@Chris: Although it's tough to say how often a user would just randomly type "parallel programming" in the tags box without even checking the autocomplete, I do agree with you.
Is there any chance that this is what's affecting [functional-programming], [parallel-programming], and [pair-programming]? meta.stackexchange.com/questions/62224/…